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... prizes added by the Association. The Chancellor's Challenge Plate, given by the Duke of Devonshire, K. G., and the late Earl Derby, for competition between the Oxford and Cambridge University Corps. The Ashburton Challenge Shield, foreomputition by the public ...
... (Commanded by Sir George Brown), 7th, 19 th, 23rd, 33rd, 77th and, Stith refollate. Division (Commanded by H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge), the Grenadier Guards, Coldstream Geards, Scots Fuelleer Guards, 42nd, 79th, and Med Highlanders. Booted Division (Commanded ...
... by private bargain to Lord Reotive a very handsome two-year-old roan heifer, Red Roes ef Finoutle, by Royal Cambridge, and down calving to Duke of Connaught. The price of the heifer is 2000 guineas. - - - -- Foor-ann-Morrn — Dnizasz.—We find it stated ...
... Association.—The general meeting of the above Association was held in Loudon on Tuesday, under the presidency of the Duke of Cambridge. He stated there was 3 marked improvement in the appearance awl s oldier-like bearing of the volunteers at last Wimbledon ...
... prize, £2O; and 6th prize, £l5. From amongst the battalions entered fully one-half are Scotch corps. A Wow) or --The Duke of Cambridge, in responding as Commander-in-Chief of the British Army, to the toast of The Army, at a banquet giveft in his honour ...
... Eton and Cambridge, and married in 1873 Lady Sydney Charlotte Montagu, daughter of the Duke of Manchester, K.P. The Hon. lon Grant Neville Falconer, who is four years younger, was a student at Harrow, and thereafter at Trinity College, Cambridge, where ...
... Princess Nary of Cambridge and the Duke of Tuck, K.C.B. We regret to learn that daring their stay, the Pnnce suffered from a alight illness, necessitating medical advice. Under the care of Dr Sewell, of Kincardine. he rapidly recovered. The Duke and Duchess ...
... was born in 1520, at Bourne, in Lincolnshire. His father was Master of the Robes to Henry He entered St. John's College, Cambridge, when barely 15 years of age, where he soon • imbed himself by his mastery of Greek, no less than by his extreme amiduity ...
... the date of gnat Volunteer Review which is to take plan at Ediubmgli in preemie of the Qasem His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge is expected to attend on the occasion. CALIDONIAN SMIJILD.—The ecospems Ise the Caledonian Shield was completed at the ...
... have now arrived at the West Meadows, and just when they are about to pile arms, enters His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of Connaught, and a few other big guns. The Ist Clackmannan were the first he passed and saluted. The people followed ...
... and Princess Beatrice visited the Castle and just now returned to Holyrootl. The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh have taken their departure for Dundee. The Duke of Cambridge has just gone on a visit to the Royal Infirmary. Many volunteer' are seen walking ...
... Hussars. Accompanied by a Lady-in-Waiting and the Royal children, Her Majesty had been to inquire after the health of the Duke of Cambridge at his residence. When the carriage was passing out at the gate a man, who had been observed loitering about, deliberately ...